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Partially budget, but partially because I prefer not to have to deal with syncing them. I know there are tools to help, and I also keep all of my configs in a n
by asdkhadsj 8y ago
Partially budget, but partially because I prefer not to have to deal with syncing them. I know there are tools to help, and I also keep all of my configs in a nice dot file setup. It's relatively painless switching to my travel laptop. Nevertheless, I'd still have to change some things. Syncing won't keep app versions in sync, syncing won't keep all my system files in sync. I'd have to work entirely in synced directories, else I miss random files (like ~/Downloads, I'd have to sync that, or perhaps miss a download one day at work), etc.
It's something I do semi frequently currently and it's totally do-able, but there's enough friction that I'd rather not ever worry about it. Hell, I'd rather not have a travel laptop either, but as mentioned I don't want my high end machine to be taken with me.